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Why did the virginia tobacco planters oppose the navigation acts?
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Why did the virginia tobacco planters oppose the navigation acts?
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Although it guaranteed Virginia farmers a monopoly on the English tobacco market, they were denied the profits of direct sales to Spain and other European countries. They were will met very dangerous loss on their profession.
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